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Publications

2012

Nyabuga, Kiai W.  2012.  “Media Veterans in Kenya. Media Veterans in Kenya,School of Journalism and Mass Communication Press, University of Nairobi.

2011

Nyabuga, G, Kiai W.  2011.  Media Development and Uses in Colonial Kenya. The Media in Kenya: Evolution, Effects and Challenges, University of Nairobi Press.

2009

  2009.  “The Impact of HIV/AIDS on Tiriki Circumcision Rites. in Mizizi, University of Nairobi Press.

2006

MISIGO, MRAMATSIMBIHERBERT.  2006.  History of Kenya to 1900. University of Nairobi.. X-ray Spectrometry, Vol. 27, 205 . : GIGA German Institute of Global and Area Studies, Hamburg, July 2009 Abstract
A preliminary study of microbiological quality of honey was carried out using 26 samples obtained from the National Bee Keeping Research Station. Total viable counts (TVC) of aerobic bacteria, yeasts and moulds, and Clostridium species were done. Of the 26 samples, 24 (92.3%) had a TVC ranging from 3 x10 -87 x 10 colony forming units (cfu) per gram of honey. Two samples did not yield any microorganisms. Of the 24 positive samples, 9 (37.5%) were found to contain Clostridium species per gram while eight (33.3%) were positive for moulds with counts ranging from 10-100 c.f.u / g. No yeasts were detected. In addition, three samples yielded the three types of microorganisms.

1996

MISIGO, MRAMATSIMBIHERBERT.  1996.  African Indigenous Education the case of the Tiriki Circumcision ceremonies, 1902 . X-ray Spectrometry, Vol. 27, 205 . : GIGA German Institute of Global and Area Studies, Hamburg, July 2009 Abstract
A preliminary study of microbiological quality of honey was carried out using 26 samples obtained from the National Bee Keeping Research Station. Total viable counts (TVC) of aerobic bacteria, yeasts and moulds, and Clostridium species were done. Of the 26 samples, 24 (92.3%) had a TVC ranging from 3 x10 -87 x 10 colony forming units (cfu) per gram of honey. Two samples did not yield any microorganisms. Of the 24 positive samples, 9 (37.5%) were found to contain Clostridium species per gram while eight (33.3%) were positive for moulds with counts ranging from 10-100 c.f.u / g. No yeasts were detected. In addition, three samples yielded the three types of microorganisms.
MISIGO, MRAMATSIMBIHERBERT.  1996.  Tiriki Circumcision ceremonies, 1902 . X-ray Spectrometry, Vol. 27, 205 . : GIGA German Institute of Global and Area Studies, Hamburg, July 2009 Abstract
A preliminary study of microbiological quality of honey was carried out using 26 samples obtained from the National Bee Keeping Research Station. Total viable counts (TVC) of aerobic bacteria, yeasts and moulds, and Clostridium species were done. Of the 26 samples, 24 (92.3%) had a TVC ranging from 3 x10 -87 x 10 colony forming units (cfu) per gram of honey. Two samples did not yield any microorganisms. Of the 24 positive samples, 9 (37.5%) were found to contain Clostridium species per gram while eight (33.3%) were positive for moulds with counts ranging from 10-100 c.f.u / g. No yeasts were detected. In addition, three samples yielded the three types of microorganisms.

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